A Little Thing Called Love

Since watching The Love of Siam (2007), I was slightly interested in romantic films made ​​by Thailand. Moreover, actor Mario Maurer as important here. Acting was good and it deserves the best actor. Here is also a very good actor especially when she turned into someone who is beautiful, very different! In addition, the presentation of the film is flat and easy to understand is perfect. Humor served very fitting. Very good ending. The audience is not disappointed with a fairly long duration. Friendship and sense of romance is very touching. That little thing on my first love is very important, and I never felt it.

Therefore, I gave a rating of 10!

This is a movie which made pimchanok famous . Though the story not so bad it lacks a certain kind of execution and clarity . Some might even call it uneven or unbalanced . Well after all it's a love story and its watchable and it's a one time movie with no hard feelings and ending in a good way .

Best movie Worth to watch

Character are done a great job

Story will provokes our memory of love

While it's been years since it's release. I've only managed to find the time to write a review about this right now. Watching this movie made from Thailand makes me happy to see how inspiring love can be for the youth to love freely. Watching Nam grow up into a lovely young lady, determined to grow closer into love while fulfilling her duties as a daughter to her family.

I'm happy to say that this was definitely a worth while watch. Not to mention the interesting transitions of how her transformation from a young girl into a lovely young woman. While teaching her how to keep everything in balance. And that love may not be always perfect. It is also JUST and that we should always remember our friends regardless of the matters of the heart.

I don't think I can focus much on how the movie is set perfectly but, if I must go into technicalities. I could also share the location and shot angles for this film were definitely amazing. Good job crew! And a huge kudo's to the Director and Actors of this Film.

This is a film that anyone can enjoy, provided they leave their own cultural bias' by the door. The story in itself is pretty unremarkable... it's a teen love story, and if there's a way to create something unique in the way of plot vehicles for this genre, I'd like to hear it. What this particular film does, in its own sublime way, is reveal so much about the character and culture of the world's most lovable people. Thais are at once childlike and somber. The inhabit a world that is at once filled with mystical notions and aspirations, and also rife with the most petty and spiteful stereotypes and internal racism.

Nam, the protagonist for this film, is characterized as "plain" and "awkward" in the film's beginning. But she's not... she's a quite pretty young girl. What she's really subordinated by is her Thai features and dark complexion. If you've not lived here, you may be entirely unaware of the social status Chinese features and pale skin award people, and how much shame is bestowed on those who look exactly like the indigenous people of this region. The filmmaker is courageous in revealing this less-than-laudable aspect of Thai culture, with Nam's teacher calling her "dark skinned" in the film's opening moments.

In spite of this honesty, the movie also manages to very lovingly portray the universal extremes of a girl's blooming feelings for her first boy crush, but again very Thai in it's portrayal. From Nam's sizable but immediately recognizable friend Cheer, to her celebratory booty shaking dance moment, there is so much here that is uniquely Thai, and very endearing to those of us who love and admire these warm hear- ted people.

Is the movie overly simple in it's plot? Who cares. This isn't a mystery, it's a very very real portrayal of a Thai girl's fantasy of romance. Everything from the single parent household to the female dominated population speaks of Thailand today.

I loved this movie because it didn't try to be American or European, or another Chinese Kung Fu epic.. it's just a great little story about a Thai girl's dreams.